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Israel's Policy toward Refugees in the Gaza Strip
Date:
October 07 2024
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Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question
Highlight | During the 1948 Nakba, some 200,000 Palestinians from southern and central Palestine sought refuge in the Gaza Strip. During and after the June 1967 war, some 45,000 were forced again to flee the Strip, most of them to Jordan. In today’s ongoing war on Gaza, the occupation army has forced the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Gazans, mainly from the north to the south of the Gaza Strip.
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Israel’s Policy toward Refugees in the Gaza Strip
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Highlight - A Site of Continual Displacement - Displacement has driven the modern history of the Gaza Strip , a 360-square-kilometer territory on the eastern Mediterranean. The Strip was part of...
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